YAGNI principle ("You Aren't Gonna Need It") is a practice in software development which states that features should only be added when required.
We are going to build a plugin by using Go lang on Kong.
We're going to see Google Cloud Run service to have scalable applications and they will be full of serverless containers.
We've seen running Falcon API Framework by Docker in the last article. In this case, we're going to build an API by using individual methods.
We're going to adjust the Falcon API Framework on Docker. In this way, we'll able to build our APIs.
Let us examine some of the semantic and technical rules that are widely accepted and used by the community, although not formal.
We will learned Continuously Build, Test, and Deploy with Symfony on Google Cloud
We'll be learned about using the cookie concept of the Guzzle
We will able to use Xdebug by Docker
We will use the Github Webhook to manage git events.
I am going to introduce Serializer Component using in the Symfony.
In this article, my goal is to get purpose of Kubernetes, to understand philosophy.
we will learn the basics of adding Services, Routes, Consumers and enabling Plugins.
We will learn to run Vue.js with Symfony 4 and we will create reusable components.
We are going to integrate oauth2 servers for Symfony 4
We are going to learn Symfony 4 running on Docker Compose.
We will take screenshot and info from any url with Google Cloud Function.
We will what is the JWT and logic of the JWT.
We will learn interfaces and constants in PHP.